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by qhwudbebd 9y ago
Presumably this is why their software is increasingly shoddy. But I wonder whether it's a direct effect of poor internal communications, or an indirect effect where the ludicrous secrecy has driven away any half-decent programmers.
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by qhwudbebd 9y ago
I was hoping this link might be to a version of TensorFlow that sheds the heavyweight java dependency for building. Sadly not; still bazel-infested.
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by qhwudbebd 9y ago
And still no IPv6. In 2017.
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by qhwudbebd 9y ago
It breaks all sorts of things, even the version of py2app that Apple themselves ship - but are too lazy to test or read bug reports about for year after year.
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by qhwudbebd 9y ago
I wanted to buy IP cameras for my farm but had the same doubts you do. So I bought many different models, all of which had dozens of random and utterly inappropriate services running along with a hideous web interface that made me shudder t
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by qhwudbebd 9y ago
Does this means they'll be arsed to reply to customer support queries more rapidly in future? Say a 1-2 month turnaround instead of 2-4?
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by qhwudbebd 9y ago
People trash Coinbase because they deserve it: they are a disgrace. You can wait not for days, but for months without a response to support tickets. No company that is unable to communicate with its customers should be holding money on th
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by qhwudbebd 9y ago
Coinbase is a horrific company: they give the superficial impression of being a reputable place to hold money, but one can go months at a time without a human response to support queries despite holding a substantial balance with them. I ca
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by qhwudbebd 10y ago
Any sign of IPv6 support on the horizon? Slightly embarrassing in 2017...